Felixstowe and Southwold

The knitting I am doing at the moment calls for Scheepjes yarn, so today we set off for the nearest stockist at Felixstowe about an hour away.

After a little searching we found the Wool Baa only to find it having a workshop and so full of knitters and crocheters that you could not move, making it impossible to look at the shelves full of delicious wools. The owner asked one lady to move so she could look for the colours I wanted... no luck.. so I left empty handed.

We had decided to find lunch at Southwold on the way back to Pakefield and enjoyed the journey. Fish and chips on the pier was followed by a walk the length of the pier before returning home for a cuppa in ‘our’ beach hut.

Chilly breeze did not stop us enjoying the day.

Southwold storm clouds 

I have really fallen in love with beach huts, they are so bright and cheerful even on a chilly day.

Strange clock built to show the power of water, fun when the hour and half hour strike and it starts to move.

One of the mosaic tables outside the restaurant where we ate fish and chips cooked in the local beer batter... yummy.

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